Pope Francis condemned the world of materialism and poverty

Pope Francis called on people in nations built to live a simpler and more materialistic life.

He also condemned the big split between the rich and the poor in the world, saying that the birth of Jesus in poverty in a stable should show everyone in the meaning of life

He spoke while leading a service at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican for the traditional Christmas Eve Eve.

This is the sixth Christmas as 82-year-old as the head of the Roman Catholic Church.

In his tribal sermon, Pope Francis said Christ's birth taught in a new way to live "not by waste and storage, but by sharing and giving."

He continued: "Let's ask ourselves: do I have all the material things and complex recipes for living? I can manage without all the unnecessary extras and live a life simpler?

"For many people, the meaning of life is found in existence, having so much material things. A dissatisfaction greed marks all human history, though now, where, different, some eat healthy while all too many have no daily bread needed to survive. "

On Christmas Day on Tuesday, the Pope will give his" Urbi et Orbi "(in the city and the world) a message from the porch of St. Peter's.

Francis, the first Pope from Latin America, made the appearance of the poor main theme of his papacy.

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6 warned him that the true meaning of Christmas was drowned by materialism.